Professor Bill Chaplin is playing a leading role in the asteroseismology programme of TESS, NASA’s new exoplanet and stellar astrophysics mission. Find out more about Prof Chaplin's academic journey, from his time as an undergraduate here at Birmingham to working with NASA on this amazing mission. Find out more: https://www.birmingham.ac.u......
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Why has beauty and appearance become so important to the point that we now have an epidemic of body image anxiety? Prof Heather Widdows reveals why the moral pressure to ‘do’ beauty is growing. Rea...
Professor Bill Chaplin is playing a leading role in the asteroseismology programme of TESS, NASA’s new exoplanet and stellar astrophysics mission. Find out more about Prof Chaplin's academic journe...
Did you know that stars in the night sky play their own stellar symphonies, gently resonating like musical instruments? At the University of Birmingham, we’re studying stars by observing these natu...
The new Institute for Mental Health recognises the multi-dimensional nature of mental health and a broad approach is required to understand the biological, psychological, anthropological, sociocult...
Birmingham has a long-standing reputation for undertaking research that addresses both natural and social aspects of water. Our research is developing sustainable solutions to global water challeng...
Thermal energy, both hot and cold, is one of the major energy challenges. The provision of cold, or cooling, is integral to modern society; without it, the supply of food, medicine and data would s...
Professsor Toni Belli explains how rugby players will take part in a major study led by the University of Birmingham as part of its work to develop a ground-breaking pitch-side test to diagnose con...
Astronomers at Birmingham, led by Professor William Chaplin, are playing a leading role in the asteroseismology programme of TESS, NASA’s new exoplanet and stellar astrophysics mission. This will s...
The Quantum Technology Hub for Sensors and Metrology is led by the University of Birmingham and is one of four Hubs within the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme. Our Heroes are working to...
The Quantum Technology Hub for Sensors and Metrology is led by the University of Birmingham and is one of four Hubs within the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme. Our Heroes are working to...
The Quantum Technology Hub for Sensors and Metrology is led by the University of Birmingham and is one of four Hubs within the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme. Our Heroes are working to...
The Quantum Technology Hub for Sensors and Metrology is led by the University of Birmingham and is one of four Hubs within the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme. Our Heroes are working to...
At Birmingham we have been welcoming international students from 1900. Today, we have over 5,000 international students from more than 150 countries. Find out why they love studying with us.
Why study with us at the University of Birmingham? Explore what it's like to be one of our students with our Day in the Life subject videos, written and presented by our current students. http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergraduate